Motor rotor assembly structure

ABSTRACT

The motor rotor assembly structure includes a rotating shaft, a plurality of rotor cores formed by a plurality of rotor punches neatly laminated, and rotor pressure plates installed at front and rear ends of the rotor core. The rotor core is provided with a shaft hole for mounting the rotating shaft in the middle in an axial direction. Two rotor pressure plates press the plurality of rotor punches. The rotating shaft is a hollow shaft. The plurality of rotor punches has the same structure. Each of the rotor punches is provided with a plurality of sets of positioning holes. The plurality of rotor punches is positioned and fixed to the rotating shaft through the plurality of sets of positioning holes to realize oblique poles between rotor segments. The motor rotor assembly structure is made by laminating one type of rotor punches.

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BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention

The present invention relates to a motor structure, and in particular toa motor rotor assembly structure.

2. Description of Related Art Including Information Disclosed Under 37CFR 1.97 and 37 CFR 1.98

In a common motor rotor structure of the prior art, one type of rotorpunches ensures oblique poles between rotor segments by cooperating witha plurality of slots with different angles on the shaft. This structurerequires a key to be designed on the punch, and a keyway to be machinedon the shaft. Due to the different angles of the oblique poles, andlimited by the space effect of the shaft diameter, the keyway cannot bemachined symmetrically in the axial direction. Such a structural designhas the following disadvantages: 1) the existence of multiple keyways onthe motor shaft will increase the machining volume of the shaft, and atthe same time multiple keyways will reduce the strength of the shaft; 2)the keyways on the shaft are limited by the structural space, and cannotbe symmetrically machined, and it is difficult to ensure that the centerof gravity does not shift after the final machining, thereby ensuringthe accuracy level of the rotor dynamic balance; and 3) the keyways onthe motor shaft cannot realize hollow shaft design solutions throughlow-cost processes but can only be ensured through a machining method.Therefore, the present invention solves the above problems by improvingthe rotor punch structure.

BRIEF SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

An object of the present invention is to provide a motor rotor assemblystructure that does not need any keyways on a rotating shaft, anddesigns multiple sets of oblique pole positioning holes on the same typeof rotor punch structures.

The technical solution of the present invention is: a motor rotorassembly structure, including a rotating shaft, a plurality of rotorcores neatly laminated by a plurality of rotor punches, and rotorpressure plates installed at front and rear ends of the rotor core,wherein the rotor core is provided with a shaft hole for mounting therotating shaft in the middle in an axial direction, and two of the rotorpressure plates are configured to press the plurality of rotor punches;the rotating shaft is a hollow shaft; the plurality of rotor punches hasthe same structure; each of the rotor punches is provided with aplurality of sets of positioning holes; and the plurality of rotorpunches is positioned and fixed to the rotating shaft through theplurality of sets of positioning holes to realize oblique poles betweenrotor segments.

As a preferred technical solution, each set of positioning holes iscomposed of two positioning holes that are symmetrical with respect toan axis.

As a preferred technical solution, there are five sets of positioningholes, respectively referred to as positioning holes I, positioningholes II, positioning holes III, positioning holes IV, and positioningholes V; and each of the rotor punches has a front side and a back side,and the front and back sides of the rotor punch are provided with frontand back identifications, respectively referred to as side A and side B.

Each of the rotor punches takes a center line as a reference on thefront side, a counterclockwise angle between one positioning hole I andthe center line is 1° to 3°, a clockwise angle between an adjacentpositioning hole I and a positioning hole II is 42° to 46°, a clockwiseangle between an adjacent positioning hole II and a positioning hole IIIis 41° to 45°, a clockwise angle between an adjacent positioning holeIII and a positioning hole IV is 8° to 12°, a clockwise angle between anadjacent positioning hole IV and a positioning hole V is 40° to 44°, anda clockwise angle between an adjacent positioning hole V and the otherpositioning hole I is 39° to 43°.

As a preferred technical solution, each of the rotor punches takes thecenter line as a reference on the front side, a counterclockwise anglebetween one positioning hole I and the center line is 1°, a clockwiseangle between an adjacent positioning hole I and a positioning hole IIis 44°, a clockwise angle between an adjacent positioning hole II and apositioning hole III is 43°, a clockwise angle between an adjacentpositioning hole III and a positioning hole IV is 10°, a clockwise anglebetween an adjacent positioning hole IV and a positioning hole V is 42°,and a clockwise angle between an adjacent positioning hole V and theother positioning hole I is 41°.

As a preferred technical solution, there are six rotor cores, and theupper surfaces of the rotor cores are stacked sequentially from bottomto top in an order of B-side positioning hole III→B-side positioninghole II→A-side positioning hole I→B-side positioning hole I→A-sidepositioning hole V→A-side positioning hole IV to form a rotor coreassembly.

As a preferred technical solution, the rotor core is in interference fitwith the rotating shaft; and two of the rotor pressure plates are inclearance fit with the rotating shaft, and the rotor punches are pressedtightly through mating of screws and nuts.

The advantages of the present invention include:

1) The rotor core in the present invention is formed by laminating onetype of rotor punches, which reduces the types of rotor punches, reducesthe cost of molding the rotor punch, and effectively reduces the totalcost;

2) The rotating shaft in the present invention does not need to open anykeyways, so the rotating shaft can be designed as a hollow shaft. Hollowshaft design requirements can be achieved through a variety of low-costprocesses, such as cold spin forging or forging and welding processes toreduce the overall weight of the motor while saving materials and costs;

3) Since no keyway needs to be opened on the rotating shaft, therotating shaft structure can be designed to be symmetrical along theaxis center to ensure that the center of gravity is not shifted afterthe final processing, and the center of gravity of the rotor punchstructure is designed to be in the axis, ensuring that the center ofgravity of the motor rotor core assembly will not shift, therebyensuring the accuracy of the rotor dynamic balance.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE SEVERAL VIEWS OF THE DRAWINGS

The present invention is further described below with reference to thedrawings and embodiments.

FIG. 1 is a schematic view of a structural diagram of a motor rotorassembly structure according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a schematic view of a structural diagram of a rotor punch inthe present invention.

FIG. 3 is a schematic view of a diagram showing the positiondistribution of each positioning hole on a rotor punch in the presentinvention.

FIG. 4 is a schematic view of a structural diagram of a rotor coreassembly formed by laminating a plurality of rotor cores in the presentinvention.

In the drawings: 1, rotating shaft; 2, rotor punch; 3, rotor pressureplate; 4, rotor core; 51, positioning hole I; 52, positioning hole II;53, positioning hole III; 54, positioning hole IV; 55, positioning holeV; 6, front and back identifications; 7, center line.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION Embodiments

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, a motor rotor assembly structure includes arotating shaft 1, a plurality of rotor cores 4 formed by a plurality ofrotor punches 2 neatly laminated, and rotor pressure plates 3 installedat front and rear ends of the rotor core 4. A shaft hole for installingthe rotating shaft 1 is provided in the middle in axial direction of therotor core. Two rotor pressure plates 3 are configured to press theplurality of rotor punches 2. The rotating shaft 1 is a hollow shaft.The plurality of rotor punches 2 has the same structure. Each of therotor punches 2 is provided with a plurality of sets of positioningholes. The plurality of rotor punches 2 is positioned and fixed to therotating shaft 1 through the plurality of sets of positioning holes torealize oblique poles between rotor segments.

As shown in FIGS. 2 to 3, each set of positioning holes consists of twopositioning holes that are symmetrical with respect to an axis. Thereare five sets of positioning holes, respectively referred to aspositioning holes I 51, positioning holes II 52, positioning holes III53, positioning hole IV 54, and positioning hole V 55. Each of the rotorpunches 2 has front and back sides, and the front and back sides of therotor punch are provided with front and back side identifications 6,respectively reference to as side A and side B. Each of the rotorpunches 2 takes a center line 7 as a reference on the front side. Acounterclockwise angle between one positioning hole I 51 and the centerline 7 is 1°, a clockwise angle between an adjacent positioning hole I51 and a positioning hole II 52 is 44°, a clockwise angle between anadjacent positioning hole II 52 and a positioning hole III 53 is 43°, aclockwise angle between an adjacent positioning hole III 53 and apositioning hole IV 54 is 10°, a clockwise angle between an adjacentpositioning hole IV 54 and a positioning hole V 55 is 42°, and aclockwise angle between an adjacent positioning hole V 55 and the otherpositioning hole I 51 is 41°.

As shown in FIGS. 2 to 4, there are six rotor cores 4. When a rotor coreassembly is assembled, it is installed through the matching between thenumbered positioning holes and the front and back sides of the rotorpunches. Weight-removal holes are opened on each rotor core to ensureoblique poles. The upper surfaces of the six rotor cores are stackedsequentially from bottom to top in an order of B-side positioning holeIII 53→B-side positioning hole II 52→A-side positioning hole 151→B-sidepositioning hole 151→A-side positioning hole V 55→A-side positioninghole IV 54 to form the rotor core assembly, which realizes theinclination angles of a, a, a/2, a, and a between the rotor cores.

As shown in FIG. 1, the rotor iron core is in interference fit with therotating shaft 1, the two rotor pressure plates 3 are in clearance fitwith the rotating shaft 1, and the rotor punches are pressed by matingof screws and nuts. It can also be designed and adjusted to directlyopen corresponding threaded holes in one of the rotor pressure plates tofix the bolts.

The above-mentioned embodiments merely illustrate the principle of thepresent invention and its effects, but are not intended to limit thepresent invention. Those skilled in the art can modify or change theabove embodiments without departing from the spirit and scope of thepresent invention. Therefore, all equivalent modifications or changesmade by those skilled in the art without departing from the disclosedspirit and technical ideas of the present invention should still becovered by the claims of the present invention.

1. A motor rotor assembly structure, comprising: a rotating shaft, a plurality of rotor cores formed by a plurality of rotor punches neatly laminated, and rotor pressure plates installed at front and rear ends of the rotor core, wherein the rotor core is provided with a shaft hole for mounting the rotating shaft in the middle in an axial direction, wherein two rotor pressure plates press the plurality of rotor punches, wherein the rotating shaft is a hollow shaft, wherein the plurality of rotor punches has the same structure wherein each of the rotor punches is provided with a plurality of sets of positioning holes, and wherein the plurality of rotor punches is positioned and fixed to the rotating shaft through the plurality of sets of positioning holes to realize oblique poles between rotor segments.
 2. The motor rotor assembly structure according to claim 1, wherein each set of positioning holes is comprised of two positioning holes that are symmetrical with respect to an axis.
 3. The motor rotor assembly structure according to claim 2, wherein there are five sets of positioning holes, respectively referred to as positioning holes I (51), positioning holes II (52), positioning holes III (53), positioning holes IV (54), and positioning holes V (55); wherein each of the rotor punches (2) has a front side and a back side; wherein the front and back sides of the rotor punch are provided with front and back identifications (6), respectively referred to as side A and side B; wherein each of the rotor punches takes a center line as a reference on the front side, a counterclockwise angle between one positioning hole I and the center line being 1° to 3°, a clockwise angle between an adjacent positioning hole I and a positioning hole II being 42° to 46°, a clockwise angle between an adjacent positioning hole II and a positioning hole III being 41° to 45°, a clockwise angle between an adjacent positioning hole III and a positioning hole IV being 8° to 12°, a clockwise angle between an adjacent positioning hole IV and a positioning hole V is being 40° to 44°, and a clockwise angle between an adjacent positioning hole V and the other positioning hole I being 39° to 43°.
 4. The motor rotor assembly structure according to claim 3, wherein each of the rotor punches takes the center line as a reference on the front side, a counterclockwise angle between one positioning hole I and the center line being 1°, a clockwise angle between an adjacent positioning hole I and a positioning hole II being 44°, a clockwise angle between an adjacent positioning hole II and a positioning hole III being 43°, a clockwise angle between an adjacent positioning hole III and a positioning hole IV being 10°, a clockwise angle between an adjacent positioning hole IV and a positioning hole V being 42°, and a clockwise angle between an adjacent positioning hole V and the other positioning hole I being 41°.
 5. The motor rotor assembly structure according to claim 3, wherein there are six rotor cores, wherein the upper surfaces of the rotor cores are stacked sequentially from bottom to top in an order of B-side positioning hole III, B-side positioning hole II, A-side positioning hole I, B-side positioning hole I, A-side positioning hole V, A-side positioning hole IV, to form a rotor core assembly.
 6. The motor rotor assembly structure according to claim 1, wherein the rotor core is in interference fit with the rotating shaft, wherein two of the rotor pressure plates are in clearance fit with the rotating shaft, and wherein the rotor punches are pressed through mating of screws and nuts. 